We are proposing to temporarily introduce "no waiting at any time" restrictions (double yellow lines) for a period of 18 months on parts of Thame Road, Tacks Lane and Bank Road in Haddenham. The proposals aim to ensure cycle routes are kept visibily clear of parked vehicles, and ensure...More
The Council is responsible for licensing the drivers and operators of private hire vehicles (minicabs) and the drivers of hackney carriage vehicles (taxis) within Buckinghamshire, excluding Milton Keynes.
The main purpose of licensing is to ensure that the travelling...More
England’s Economic Heartland is a partnership of local transport authorities and local enterprise partnerships, spanning from Swindon and Oxfordshire in the west to Cambridgeshire in the east, and Northamptonshire down to Hertfordshire. It is the region’s...More
Together with Long Crendon Parish Council, we are proposing traffic-calming measures on Chearsley Road. The purpose of these traffic-calming measures is to improve road safety for motorists, pedestrian and cyclists.
The company building the new Pinner Way...More
We are consulting on changes to Parking Orders for Walton Street and Upper Hundreds car parks in Aylesbury town centre.
Please see the documents below for more information.
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Overview
The Health and Wellbeing Board is asking for early views on the refresh of their ‘Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy’'. Details can be found here in 'Happier, Healthier Lives - what's your view?'
The refreshed strategy is due for publication in...More
We are Buckinghamshire Integrated Care Partnership and we are the organisations that provide health and social care services in Bucks. Between us, we are responsible for buying and providing health and care services across the county.
We would like to understand how you...More
Unity Health is asking patients to share their views on the future of New Chapel Surgery in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire.
New Chapel Surgery in Long Crendon was temporarily closed at the start of the coronavirus outbreak in March. This was done in the interests of patient...More